What tissues conduct water with minerals?

In plants, the function of transporting water and minerals is performed by conductive tissues. They are made up of special cells. These cells are elongated, and there are no organelles in them, since they will interfere with the free passage of fluid. The cells form the vessels of the plant. Their peculiarity lies in the fact that blood vessels are formed from dead cells. This does not affect their function in any way. Sieve tubes are composed of living cells, which are necessary for the transfer of organic matter inside the plant.